In England in 1907 Titheradge was with Sir John Hare's company in Caste by Thomas W. Robertson and A Pair of Spectacles by Sydney Grundy. He returned to Australia in 1908 and in that year and in 1909 played in The Thief, The Taming of the Shrew, The Village Priest, The Silver King, and other plays. There was a benefit performance for him in December 1910 at which George Rignold made his last appearance. During the remainder of his life Titheradge made only occasional appearances, among them being in The Village Priest, with Mrs Brough in 1912, Shylock to the Portia of Ellen Terry at her benefit at Sydney in 1914, and George II in a Lewis Waller production of A Fair Highwayman. He died at Sydney on 22 January 1916. He married Isabella Maria Murdoch in 1871, and there were three children of the marriage. Following a divorce in 1884, he married Alma Saegert (stage name Alma Santon). They had a son and six daughters, of whom Madge Titheradge, born in Melbourne in 1887, made a reputation as an actress in London, playing many leading parts. The son, Dion Titheradge, born in Melbourne in 1889, after experience as an actor in Australia, U.S.A., and England, became well known as a producer and author of many plays and scenarios. References Further reading Martha Rutledge, 'Titheradge, George Sutton (1848 - 1916)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 6, MUP, 1976, pp 279–280. External links 1848 births 1916 deaths English male stage actors Australian male stage actors Australian people of English descent